Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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CLASS I hc (lass } started oiii their (ollci e life l) electing Bett Herbst to lead the class. liarbara Lewis, i(e president; Edith W illiam, secretary; and Shirlev Cohen, treasurer wete elected members of the execiiti e lioard. The most important decision (he various classes are called upon to make is that ol ciioosing an adviser to help guide them through each year, . fter much deflating, the final decision was Mi. [, ester Bimce. He has been an inspiraticin to everyone in the class. Iielt was such a good leader that the class re-elected hei to direct them this vear. Edith Villiams l .ept accurate minutes ol the class meetings and again serves as recorder. Miriam Edwards was elected to assist the president and Evelyn Vincent l ecps mone mailers sti aiglitened out. SOPHDMDHE CLASS OFFICERS

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OF 1949 W ' e knew that tlie uai vsa u ei when tJie Freshmen biouglit loith a niale president! Not only one. but two in their list of officeis. Milton Meadows holds the title of Mr. President and fills the top position with energy and competence. He hails from Woodstown High. Coming from Millville High is Alcina Zim- merman chosen assistant chief-of-staff. Anna Lawience ot Pitman High occu- pies the office of secretary. . n aknnnus oi Glassboro High, G.I. veteran Prank Johnson, sees that the money is well taken caie (jI. For the first time in her twenty-two years ot ser ice at C..S.1 .C. Mis Grace Bagg, registrar, was elected class achisei. This wise choice pro es that the Class of ' 49 is oft to a good start. I ' he uppei classmen wish oii luck.

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OF 1948 U 1 September of 1944 saw iliii ty-eiglit lastiiiated but bewiUleied freshmen begin- ning tlieir careers at dlassboro State l eathers College. Eveiyone at the college welcomed them most heartily and set out to make their hmr years very happy and profitable. Their Inst week was sjjent getting acquainted with all of us and being initi- ated royallv into the doiniitory life. I here are eighteen members of the class whf) live in the dormitoiy and we feel sine that manv of their experiencs will live forever in theii memory. This group had more men during its infant v than an other class at that time. Since then the . rmv has tiaimetl Milton Hinton. The members of this class have engaged in many arioiis activities antl have contributed much to the college. Sports antl music have claimetl many o{ the members and thev are proving the theory that work can be mixetl with pleasure. The class chf)se the daisy as the class flowei. Its cf)lors aie navy blue and white. For the assembly program last year, the class presentetl a circus. Tiiis was really a fme variety progiam. Ai this time the class s Mig was piesented for the first time. 1 his year ' s program was based on the title Winter Sets Inn . We congiatidatc this dass on its efforts heretofoic antl wish them tontinued success. 27